High Score scoring. In this league each starter’s single best game of the matchup week is the one that counts. So a player who sometimes erupts can be worth more than one who is steady but never spikes.
- Best-game value
- Our estimate of a player’s best game in a typical matchup week, in league points. This is the main number we rank by.
- Per-game score
- His average league points in a single game.
- Ceiling / Floor
- A great night (1 game in 10 beats it) and a poor night (1 game in 10 is worse).
- Form (last 5)
- His last five games compared with his season average. ▲ means he finished hot, ▼ cold.
- Boom rate
- Share of games at least 30% above his own average.
- DD / TD rate
- How often he posts a double-double (10+ in two of points, rebounds, assists, steals, blocks) or a triple-double. This league adds +5 for a DD and +3 more for a TD.
- Market
- Where drafters are taking him. Value = the model ranks him higher than the market; Reach = lower.
- Back-to-back (B2B)
- Games on consecutive nights. Stars sometimes rest on one of them.
- Matchup weeks
- Most are one week long; weeks 7 and 17 last 14 days, so players get more chances at a big game.
Scoring: points 1, rebounds 1.2, assists 1.5, steals 3, blocks 3, turnovers −1, fouls −1, technicals −1, double-double +5, triple-double +3. Last season’s numbers come from real box scores; this season’s are model estimates, not betting odds. Headshots from Sleeper.